https://www.forbes.com/sites/tommybeer/2021/02/20/naomi-osaka-already-the-highest-paid-womens-athlete-wins-australian-open/
Topline Japan’s Naomi Osaka powered past American Jennifer Brady in straight sets on Saturday in the championship match of the 2021 Australian Open, as Osaka secured her fourth title in her past eight appearances at Grand Slam events. Key Facts Brady, a 25-year-old American appearing in her first Grand Slam final, played well early on,…
Naomi Osaka—Already The Highest-Paid Women’s Athlete—Wins Australian Open
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